Charles 'Chuck' Marcum, 43, Lawrence Co., Ky., was charged with Delivery of a controlled substance, Possession with Intent to Deliver, and Conspiracy. Joshua Andrews, 30, also from Lawrence Co., Ky. was charged with Aiding and Abetting delivery of a controlled substance, Possession with Intent to Deliver, and Conspiracy.

Both men were taken to the Southwestern Regional Jail and booked on December 3, 2017.

LAWRENCE COUNTY BOY BOOKED IN BOYD CO JUVENILE DETENTION CENTER

Press Release Reference Shooting on Pigeon Roost Road 12/03/17

On December 3rd, 2017 at approximately 2:15 pm the Lawrence County 911 Center received an EMS call reference a 14 year-old juvenile that was unresponsive and possibly under the influence of drugs on Pigeon Roost Road in Lawrence County.

Boyd Co Juvenile Detention Center

While the ambulance and fire department were en route to the location911 received a second call stating that the juvenile had become combativeand had retrieved a firearm, threatening to shoot people and then firedshots toward subjects.

At that time the Lawrence County Sheriff's Office was dispatched as well as the Kentucky State Police. While law enforcement was en route the caller stated that the juvenile had fired multiple shots.

A short time after the arrival of law enforcement the juvenile was takeninto custody without incident. The juvenile was lodged in the Boyd CountyJuvenile Detention Center. No one was injured in the incident.

An investigation is being conducted by Chief Deputy Mark Wheeler and theLawrence County Sheriff's Office. They were assisted at the scene by theKentucky State Police. Netcare Ambulance Service also responded to thescene as a precaution and Blaine Fire Department was placed on standby.

TWO LAWRENCE COUNTY MEN ARRESTED IN WAYNE COUNTY SATURDAY NIGHT AFTER ROUTINE TRAFFIC STOP FOR DEFECTIVE EQUIPMENT REVEALS ACTIVE WORKING MOBILE METH LAB INSIDE THEIR VEHICLE

DECEMBER 3, 2017 - written by WADE QUEEN

Jonathan Young, left, and Randy Wright

Two Louisa, Ky men were arrested Saturday night by the Wayne County Sheriff Drug Enforcement Unit after what started out as a simple traffic stop that later yielded during a search an active meth lab that was actually working in making a new batch of meth; along with other contraband material.

According to the arrest report, the Wayne County DEU made a traffic stop on a Ford Ranger with Lawrence County, Kentucky tags, after observing the Ranger pickup truck having defective equipment.

During the traffic stop, the officers observed an active meth lab in the console area of the truck. A search of the vehicle yielded multiple ingredients and chemicals used to manufacture methamphetamine.

Finished meth product was collected along with ICE (Methamphetamine) packaged for distribution. Digital scales, packaging material, and cash were seized.

The Wayne County Sheriff Drug Enforcement Unit arrested Jonathan Michael Young, 39, and Randy Scott Wright, 29, both of Louisa, and they were each charged with five felony charges: Operating or Attempting to Operate Clandestine Drug Laboratories, possession of precursors for meth, Pseudoephedrine Altered, Possession with Intent to Deliver, and Conspiracy.